Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-13
--Dunbridge seems TO be in the hands
of the Sheriff, for sale.

The weather is simply delightful and
the foliage on forest and shrub are in al
most full bloom.
Rev. w. f. Knight of Cincinnati, will
resume preaching service at the Walnut
Street Church next Sabbath.
Five thousand painters and paper
hangers wanted to keep up with the de-
mands for this class of artists.
Fourteen and half "trunk line"
railroads are morally Ger tain to be built
through Wood county within year.
"A Tri-Couhty Teachers meeting
will be held at Bowling Green on next
Saturday, May 21st, with an interesting
program.
The gas company are awaiting the
results of the find at the we'll at Turkey
Foot Rock, which is being sunk with good
indications.
Don't forget TO remember that the
Whitney Family, 30 well and favorably
known in this sec ton, will be IN Perrys-
burg on next Friday, May 90.
MIR, G. O. Taylor is making some fine
improvements to his drug store front, as
well Ms interior, in repainting, lettering,
screens, etc, which must be seen to be ap-
preciated.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Nellis, of East
Toledo, will accept the thanks of the
JOURNAL for bountiful supply of cake,
some of the fruits of pleasant social
party given by them last evening.
The meetings at the NJ. E. Church
are still in progress this week, with
very large audiences. On Sunday night
about one-third of those attending failed
to get inside the church. Rev. Thomas
has great powers of endurance.
Having voted almost unanimously
to bond the city for SET, 900, the Council
of Bowling Green are now negotiating
with the Bowling Green Gas Co. for the
purchase of their plant, with prospects
of coming to terms.
If you wish to observe what energy
and paint will accomplish, take look
at the residences of Messrs. ]. Wolf,
Frank Neifer and John DuFord, three
in row on the South side of Second
street.
New Stock of Ladies' and Misses
Summer Gloves, just received, at
A. WILLIAMS.
I'm compliance with the latest re-
vi1ed German edition of Hoyle's Parlia-
mentary rules, the Sergeant-at-Arms is
now sent out to bring in tardy Council
men to regular and important business
meetings.
The Crestline Aduocdtc has this 10 say
about Perrysburg boy away from home +,
hut apparently at home in Crestline {:
"Peter Crankcr, tile able baritone tooter in
the band, became papa again Monday.
The boy is hustler-to keep quiet, but
Peter is happy"
Mr.. Henry Lucas, of San Francisco,
sent two specimens of the California
tarantula to his father last week, one
for the father and the other for the
JOURNALS curiosity shop. Their "spi-
ders" grow much larger than ours.
Thanks
"A poem entitled, "The Beautiful
Blow" dedicated to the Bowling Green
editors, was received for publication
this week. After rejecting on the
merits and demerits of the verse we
have decided not to murder our broth
ers of the press by firing it at them. for
the present, at least.-BdirdstopR Times.
On Monday last two brothers, near
Custar, Mat and Peter Harper, got into
a quarrel over some trivial matter which
ended in fight. The older bit off the
ear of the younger brother close to the
head, and as the ear can not be found it
is supposed that it was swallowed by the
cannibal. This is ponitentiary offense.
Ready. mixed House and Carriage
Paints, Varnishes and Oils at
a. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Mr.. C. w. Munson, Dentist, Toledo,
now has Mr.. F. o. Brake an experienced
dentist, associated with him IN the Dental
business, and they have reftted aud fur
'nished their rooms IN excellent shape for
the practice Of Their profession. Mr.. Nun
son has also Just started The Peoples Den
tai Jomnal, with Shakspeor's motto, "Good
digestion waits on appetite and health on
bath" This will fill an unoccupied field
81 Tournn lien, Ia, lao NprtI,Uaut
NOiIce.-All those interested in the
Perry4burg Township Oil and Ga. Co,
are requested to meet at the Council Room
10 morrow, Saturday evening, Msy II
1887. w. II. IIoLLENBEcK, Act. Clerk.
School Beard Neetiag.-At meet
ing of the School Board the salaries of
teachers for the ensuing year were fixed
as follows: Superintendent, $1,000
assistant superintendent, $50 per month
Grammar department. 800 per month
principal east school, $40 per month,
and all other departments $3.50 pei
month. Superintendent Niver and Mrs
f. g. Barton, assistant, have been re-
tanned another year, and j. N. and Mrs.
Baker rendered their old positions. The
board adjourned without filing any
other departments Sentinel
The Whitney Fnmily.-One wecB
from to-day, Friday, May 20, the Whit
pey Family will pitch their tents on the
show ground back of the School build
ing, Perrysburg. They have visited
this section for many years past, ths
show increasing each year, and have
never failed to amuse and please theil
audiences. If so successful in the past
they can not help but please with the
numerous additional attractions. See
their bills for particulars.